Dmitry Medvedev@MedvedevRussiaEJapan’s Prime Minister Kishinda has once again spoken in favour of a peace treaty with Russia. Surely, on condition of discussing the Kurils and maintaining the sanctions. Well, nobody’s against the peace treaty on the understanding that:
1. The “territorial question” is closed once and for all in accordance with the Constitution of Russia;
2. The Kuril islands will be actively developing, and their strategic role will be growing in parallel, including stationing new weapons there;
3. We don’t give a damn about the “feelings of the Japanese” concerning the so-called “Northern territories”. These are not “disputed territories” but Russia. And those of the samurai who feel especially sad can end their life in a traditional Japanese way, by committing seppuku. If they dare, of course. Surely, it feels a lot better French-kissing Americans, having totally forgotten Hiroshima and Nagasaki…